All-American Volume XV: Leap of Faith, the latest edition of iconic photographer Bruce Weber’s annual arts journal, is bound by the unifying theme of being brave. The tales of courageous individuals in the book range from heartbreaking (snapshots of war from photojournalists Thérèse Bonney and Lynsey Addario) to playful (adorable tigers and bears ... More

Frank Stella is something of a downtown Manhattan institution. The celebrated painter and sculptor has lived in the same Greenwich Village house for nearly 50 years, and for almost three decades, until 2005, he worked out of an East 13th Street building—a former horse auction market—that has since ... More

In honor of World AIDS Day, online art platform POBA has joined forces with DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS), LifeBEAT: Music Fights AIDS and Visual AIDS to kickoff Art Lives, a permanent online gallery of work by artists lost to the disease. Each organization nominated artists—Ken Kendrick, Patrick Kelly, ... More

Real-life art auctions are regularly making headlines these days for the eye-popping sums they’re pulling in—like the recent $170 million fetched for a Modigliani—but the action isn’t confined to the hallowed halls of Christie’s or Sotheby’s. The Art of More, a new series on the Crackle network, ... More

Even if you’ve never heard of Keith McCurdy, better known as Bang Bang, you’ve probably seen his work. He’s responsible for tattooing some of the biggest names in pop culture today—Rihanna’s henna-inspired hand tattoo, the infamous tiger on Cara Delevingne’s finger and the cross in the middle of ... More

At the end of the last century, Detroit was left for dead, a rust-ridden festering wasteland of a bygone era. Its decline didn’t happen overnight; the city that was once the mecca of American manufacturing, home to companies like General Motors, whose output in the mid-1950s rivaled the GDP of ... More

London-based designer Paul Cocksedge has brought his work stateside for the second time. The solo exhibition, Freeze, features three series of objects: “Freeze,” “Slice” and “Rhythm Shelf,” created by allowing the forces of nature—namely temperature—to work their magic on materials like copper, aluminum and acrylic.  Cocksedge’s experimentation throughout the series produced splendid ... More

Chamber, an art and design boutique located along New York’s High Line, has launched their second annual collection, Human | Nature, to the public. The yearlong project—curated by photographer and filmmaker Andrew Zuckerman—explores the interaction between humans and the natural world and investigates how objects have a transformative ... More